Most folks in my neighborhood wear blue jeans & t-shirt or sweats to do yardwork.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarcinAnton
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Most folks in my neighborhood wear blue jeans & t-shirt or sweats to do yardwork.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarcinAnton
Her way might catch on, though. Keep your fingers crossed.Quote:
Originally Posted by hmf
I'm not sure I'd want to see most of my neighbors in that outfit:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by C. D. Keth
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Originally Posted by MarcinAnton
If I ever need to borrow your lawnmower, I will happily pose for you, but honestly, you probably won't want to post the results anywhere. In fact, once I'm in place, you may wish to gouge your eyes out with spoons.
I need to buy a 2nd lawnmower I can loan out to neighbors.
Really fantastic shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarcinAnton
So, how did you go about proposing this trade? And did you get a model release to boot? LOL
I'm not sorry to say that these faux sepia images are made in uninteresting light, unimaginative poses, almost passport quality: a formula not interesting.
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"Honey, sorry I'm so late for dinner; the neighbour came by to borrow the lawnmower.
You know that nasty old hag with the hunchback? It took forever to explain how to work the mower.
By the way, here are some flowers; I was thinking of you."
Wow harsh, ok so the lighting isn't supreme but it's not passport, that was harsh and unhelpful, if you're going to give criticism make it constructive. Like "well I like how the collar bone has some form from the shadows perhaps you could work on spreading that technique to her entire body, the background is interesting but perhaps getting a second light on the side to add texture to the wall, the outfit is interesting, I would work on her form, however I recognize she may actually be the neighbor so I know she may not be a professional model, but learning to direct posing will help add more pop to your work"Quote:
Originally Posted by Jac@stafford.net
Something like that...